| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Defamation | 4 letters | tale |
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| Defamation | 5 letters | libel |
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| Defamation | 5 letters | smear |
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| Defamation | 5 letters | shame |
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| Defamation | 7 letters | scandal |
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| Defamation | 7 letters | offence |
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| Defamation | 7 letters | censure |
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| Defamation | 7 letters | slander |
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| Defamation | 7 letters | calumny |
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| Defamation | 9 letters | aspersion |
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| Defamation | 10 letters | revilement |
| Defamation | 10 letters | sycophancy |
| Defamation | 10 letters | backbiting |
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| Defamation | 11 letters | denigration |
| Defamation | 12 letters | vilification |
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- Slight pains: sore bum
- sarcasm
- when individual accepts current slur
- Defamation
- Spain sore about slander
- Damaging charge
- Wrong persona is one that may be cast
- calumniation
- like individual without one smear
- Slander when being about individual
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- A slur and no praises, perhaps
- Calumny
- Slander
- whispering-campaign
- Derogatory remark
- A person is upset to see slander
- Malicious talk
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- Calumny
- Diminution
- Slander
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- gossip takes part in promotion
- Smear cold sulphate on new yellow tops
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- Libellous slander
- Mudslinging
- Man Lucy upset in slander
- Slander
- lies about astringent on nobody's skin
- Defamation
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- Libel
- Offence
- Slander, aspersion
- man with lucy formulated slander
- Character defamation
- Tongue-lashing
- Public rap
- Harsh criticism
- Official reproach
- Formally reprove
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- Blame Charlie, you can be certain
- Formal disapproval or criticism
- Strong disapproval
- Blame
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- Express severe disapproval
- Official reprimand
- Be critical
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- reproof
- Adverse criticism
- Condemn strongly
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- Rebuke severely
- severe disapproval
- Remonstration
- Blame; condemn as wrong
- Denounce Conservative guarantee
- Many make certain you get the blame
- Rebuke or reprimand formally
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- stricture
- reprehend
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- Condemn
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- Decry
- Carp?
- Accuse
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- reprehension
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- Vituperate
- Disapprove
- Reprobate
- Curse about having points to criticise
- 100 make certain of blame
- Formally reprimand
- Disapproval
- criticise
- Harsh criticism or disapproval
- Condemnation, criticism, rebuke
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- cur, seen to be trained with criticism
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- Defamation
- Actionable words
- Media lawyer's concern
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- Kind of suit
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- tort in print
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- print suit?
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- Attack in print
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- tort class topic
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- Defamatory text
- Kind of suit found in a courtroom
- Focus of some celebrity suits
- Tabloid issue
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- Smearing in ink?
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- written accusation
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- Malicious defamatory publication
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- A published untrue statement
- defamatory writing
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- harmful publication
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- A statement which may be ill construed
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- malign fiction using book line
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- "...... crime?"
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- Old fellow saw guide attack
- What's taken angrily from dodgy dealer
- Resentment, hurt
- a crime that breaks a law
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- Violation
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- misdemeanour of a receiver
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- The indignant take it as a violation
- misdemeanour of a dodgy dealer
- Violation of boundary
- receiver's illegal act
- Crime that is the receiver's?
- Transgression produces resentment
- Wrong start, thus not starting
- breach of law
- Misdeed from person selling hot stuff
- Trespass
- A legal breach of the barrier
- Misdeed
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- Crime, illegal act
- Crime of dodgy dealer
- Crime of one receiving stolen goods
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- Nuisance
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- Wickedness
- Affront
- AGGRESSION
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- Libel
- "Shame ......!"
- Infamy
- detraction
- Slander
- Calumny
- Opprobrium
- Annoyance
- Plague
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- transgression of dodgy dealer
- Crime related to stolen goods receiver
- Cancelled half of sentence for crime
- Ill feeling caused by sin?
- crime of a stolen goods receiver?
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- breach of law (7)
- Abuse
- Assailing
- Assault
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- berating
- bitter words
- blackening
- Calumny
- character-assassination
- Contumely
- Defamation
- Defamation of character
- defilement
- denigration
- Diatribe
- Execration
- hard words
- Invective
- jawing
- Jeremiad
- Malicious defamation
- muckraking
- Mudslinging
- name calling
- Obloquy
- Onslaught
- Opprobrium
- Philippic
- Rating
- Screed
- scurrility
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- smear-campaign
- smear word
- Tirade
- Tongue-lashing
- Vilification
- Vituperation
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- Watergate, e.g.
- What a gate may be attach
- Iran-Contra, e.g.
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- a "gate" may close it?
- reason to resign
- Campaign rocker
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- 1980s movie about the Profumo affair
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- A gate may be attached to one
- What a gate may be attached to?
- Prelude to a resignation, perhaps
- Ignominy
- Kind of sheet
- Sheridan's "The School for ......"
- Tabloid's grist
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- Dirt Conservative's found in shoe
- Politico feller
- Kerry Washington's political thriller
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